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Nokia Pulls Ovi Music in 27 Countries

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2011

The world’s leading mobile producer, Nokia, has decided to end its bundling of free music downloads in 27 out of 33 markets. Nokia rolled out a subscription to Ovi Music Unlimited with many of its…

Apple Leaves Out Online Publishers, Seeks More Market Revenue Control

By Madalena David Jan 17, 2011

Apple has contacted European publications to inform that they will cease offering free access to iPad editions due to financial matters. Rumors say the company wants more profits from subscriptions. “By offering free access…

Facebook Privacy Issues Surface with Latest Hacker Attack

By Maria Deutscher Jan 17, 2011

After seeing a whole lot of privacy issues this past year, Facebook, or at least its users, are in for another round. According to CNET, 23-year-old George Bronk from Sacramento, California utilized publicly-available information…

Millions of tablets for Motorola, RIM

By John Casaretto Jan 17, 2011

The tablet market is heating up, and orders are skyrocketing as mega-manufacturers work to fulfill need for Rim Playbooks and Motorola Xoom Tablet devices in the 1st quarter alone. Digiweek is reporting that Taiwan-based…

Angry Birds Surrenders Top Spot to 8th Grader’s Game, Bubble Ball

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2011

Last year’s top iPhone game, Angry Birds, has been knocked out by Bubble Ball, which has grabbed the first position in the mist of top free apps. To add to the “wow” factor around…

The Music of the Spheres, Kinect as a Theremin Controller

By Kyt Dotson Jan 17, 2011

One might argue that every musical instrument is controlled by the body—from the strumming the strings of a guitar, blowing into a saxophone, striking the keys of a piano—but no instrument is controlled quite…

Hewlett-Packard Gears Up for a Bigger, Bolder 2011

By Cherr Aira Jan 17, 2011

Hewlett Packard is currently in the works of drafting its 2011 plans for the organization, denying rumors of executive shake-ups anytime soon. A “bold” plan, as it was called, is this year’s blueprint for…

Steve Jobs Medical Leave Stirs Speculation about Apple’s Direction

By Kyt Dotson Jan 17, 2011

Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook has been tapped to take over the software and mobile mega-giant in CEO Steve Job’s absence as he goes on holiday to focus on his health. Jobs’s medical…

An $18.6 Billion Industry for Telecommunications and Financial Services Firms

By Kristina Farrah Jan 17, 2011

A recent study conducted by Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG) uncovers a seemingly hidden opportunity for finance services firms and telecommunication companies.

PacketExchange Reveals Network Infrastructure-as-a-Service for Private Clouds

By Kristina Farrah Jan 17, 2011

At the annual Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) Conference in Honolulu, PacketExchange, a leading provider of private network services, unveils its own cloud computing networking solutions dubbed as Network Infrastructure-as-a-Service (NIaaS). This newest solution stresses…

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Nokia Pulls Ovi Music in 27 Countries

Apple Leaves Out Online Publishers, Seeks More Market Revenue Control

Millions of tablets for Motorola, RIM

The Music of the Spheres, Kinect as a Theremin Controller

Hewlett-Packard Gears Up for a Bigger, Bolder 2011

Steve Jobs Medical Leave Stirs Speculation about Apple’s Direction

PacketExchange Reveals Network Infrastructure-as-a-Service for Private Clouds

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